Apocalypse Dude says:The great Bad Religion, kidz. My dad had their first album, How Could Hell Be Any Worse?, on vinyl from his college days in the 80's, when I was a mere sprout. At 14, armed with skateboard, I dusted off the cover, that red bleak smog-scape of LA, dropped the needle, and have been a fan ever since. Thankfully, their latest CD New Maps Of Hell is not a case of wussing out! This song rocks.
Time Does Not RestbyDamnation AD rock, grunge, punk, metal Growling up from the depths of metal and filth, Damnation AD is like a zombie hand reaching up from the dirt and grabbing your ankle....more »
Ghosts Of GriffintownbyRipcordz rock, punk rock Careening, nihilistic punk about rusting factories and the ghosts that haunt them. Springsteen meets Rancid? Give it a go! Short, fast and nasty. Ripcordz, hardcore...more »
A Million YearsbyBrimstone Howl rock, garage These dudes missed the Garage rock boat by about 30 years, but damn do they do a fine job of taking that sound to new...more »
Top DownbyTeenage Head rock, punk pop, rock n roll Yes! Legendary pre-punk rock n' roll champions from Toronto are at it again with the help of Markey Ramone (the Ramones drummer from 1980 onward)....more »
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